Driving Uber in Las Vegas | How Much I Made
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Driving Uber in Las Vegas | How Much I Made
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00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Trip 1
01:20 - Trip 2
02:37 - Trip 3
03:23 - Trip 4
05:25 - Trip 5
07:38 - Break
08:37 - Trip 6 Death To Gates
10:00 - LAS Uber Waiting Lot
11:45 - Trip 7
13:17 - Trip 8
14:10 - Trip 9
15:17 - Trip 10 Earnings
Understanding the earnings of Uber and Lyft drivers involves navigating a complex landscape shaped by various factors including working hours, geographic location, & the drivers’ ability to capitalize on peak times and promotions. Here's a detailed exploration based on available data & expert insights.
Uber and Lyft drivers’ income can fluctuate widely. A part-time driver working around 10 hours a week might expect to earn between $200 to $300, while full-time drivers could see earnings from $600 to $800 weekly. Exceptional cases, where drivers leverage all available bonuses & incentives, can see weekly earnings surpass $1,000.
Annually, the picture varies even more. The average full-time driver might earn just under $42,000, with the potential to earn $100,000 or more by optimizing driving strategies, taking full advantage of peak times, and effectively utilizing bonuses & promotions offered by the platforms.
Earnings per mile can range significantly based on the market, from as low as $0.54 to as high as $1.55. Per ride, drivers might earn a base rate as little as $2 for short trips, but strategic driving during peak hours and longer trips can substantially increase this figure. Promotions play a crucial role in boosting earnings per ride.
Uber pays its drivers weekly, with the option for daily cashouts for a small fee. The payment for a ride is calculated based on the time and distance, minus a booking fee and a commission taken by Uber, which typically ranges around 25%. Tips, while encouraged, are not consistent and largely depend on the discretion of the passengers.
As independent contractors, Uber & Lyft drivers are responsible for their own expenses, including fuel, vehicle maintenance, insurance, & other operational costs. These expenses can take a significant toll on the gross earnings, making net income considerably lower. Drivers must also consider the wear & tear on their vehicles, which can lead to additional costs over time.
Successful drivers often share strategies for maximizing earnings, such as driving during surge pricing times, strategically accepting rides, and taking advantage of promotions and incentives. Understanding local market dynamics and passenger demand patterns can also help drivers increase their earnings.
Expenses are a critical factor in determining a driver's net earnings. Fuel is typically the largest expense, followed by maintenance and insurance. Efficient vehicle choice can mitigate these costs to some extent. Drivers often use apps and tools to track expenses and optimize their earnings after accounting for operational costs.
The gig economy surrounding Uber and Lyft continues to evolve, with changes in commission structures, fare adjustments, and new incentive programs. Drivers need to stay informed about these changes to adapt their strategies and maintain or increase their earnings.
The income of Uber & Lyft drivers is subject to a wide range of influences, including individual effort, market conditions, & the ability to effectively manage expenses. While there are opportunities to earn a substantial income, it requires strategic planning, understanding of the local market, & efficient management of operating costs. Drivers who approach this opportunity with a business mindset, taking advantage of the tools & information available, can navigate the challenges and capitalize on the potential for earning in the rideshare economy.of the world!
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You should consider doing airport runs. The reason so many drivers wait there is because the fares are much higher and the passengers are way more likely to tip well. You can make a lot more at the airport.
Hey Blake I appreciate these types of videos that you put out. I don’t see a lot of UA-camrs who post this type of content. However you should be more careful and not select certain rides (UberX Share and multiple stops) because it’ll do more harm than good when it comes to earnings. Just my 2 cents and something I try to avoid as a driver myself! :) Great video and take care!
Charging my Mach E up for a Saturday night of Uber while I watch you do Uber.
That’s hilarious and awesome! 😎
The waiting area is crazy. I also never understood why guys would wait for a ride
In my area I see sometimes 20 people sitting at the airport with no flights coming in. Surge rates all over the city. almost every time i drop someone at the airport i pick up a perfectly good ride immediately going back out into town, so every driver sitting there is rejecting it. I have no idea what these people are waiting for. Theres money all over the city.
Planning on van life soon!😊
In a way riding Uber could be more cost effective than owning a car. A car is a big expense, payment, maintenance, repairs, insurance, gas.
I also HATE gates. the moment I know there is a gate involved I am in a bad mood.
People like doing the airport runs because hopefully you can get the passenger to stop at a liquor store or dispensary before hotel for kickback i dont find it worth it and im in the premier suv queue which never has more than 20-30 cars, a lot of drivers will sit there to take a break while waiting on rides
I was laughing at your airport comments. I regularly drop off at Newark Airport in NJ. After one year driving, still dont know the point of waiting forever in the rideshare lot. I can just leave the airport and get a regular ride immediately. It only makes sense for NYC drivers that want to catch an arrival going into NY.
yeah a waste of time , i waited 30 minutes once and got a 6 dollar ride back to downtown newark . btw NYC drivers can’t pick in jersey .
On ur days off you should live stream and walk around vegas bro. I seen those guys do that and they gets thousands of viewers/ super chats. Do you know flex lewis bodybuilder 7 times 212 champ ?? Hes in vegas. Will u ever get a tesla bro ? I think it will make the ch grow
That’s a really good idea, I might try that. Should I stream on YT or TikTok? I don’t know flex Lewis but I’m going to look him up. I want a Tesla y so bad. I need to start getting a couple thousand views per video, so UA-cam will pay for most of it.
Great video! Do you trade off days, like 1 day Uber, 1 day Lyft?,,
I was doing both at the same time but I still need to get a vehicle inspection for Lyft. I’ll need to do one for Uber by the end of the month. Any idea if Lyft excepts Uber’s inspection form?
@BlakeDrives Normally, in my market in Virginia, they do. They just take my state inspection for both companies.
@@BlakeDrives It is crazy , though how lyft has that rule where they go by the inspection on the day , not the month like Uber.
@@BlakeDrivessend your Uber inspection to Lyft they will approve upload in app
@@BlakeDrivessend lyft your Uber inspection upload in app they will approve
Hello sir if you can tell me how much dollar can i earn in one day on uber blak
U still there Balakay?
What area good to live in Vegas for Uber drivers ? 😊
Personally I like the west and south areas.
Do rating really matter because mine is at 73%
I dunno 🤷 maybe to a small percentage of riders
Why have you not been using Lyft?
I still need to do a vehicle inspection I’ll try to get it done before the next video.
Me being lazy
I do airport trips in my market some but I only take $40+ trips. I time it right when I go.
Are you doing UberXL or Premier rides?
@BlakeDrives Uber x and comfort, and Lyft as well.... Not sure if you saw my last question on my comment. But you drive both correct, Uber and Lyft, do you trade off days like one day Uber , one day Lyft or did you stop lyft?
What kind of car is required for X and comfort? @@TrinityTruth05